Diary of a Super Kid and the Super Squad AN ORIGINAL STORY (APPROXIMATELY 10000 WORDS) Join Tommy, Sarah, Jack, and Alex on an unforgettable adventure as they transform from ordinary kids into the extraordinary Super Squad! When a mysterious, hooded figure threatens their town’s beloved carnival and a vital weather machine, the Super Squad springs into action. With Alex’s super strength, Sarah’s incredible agility, Jack’s tech-savvy mind, and Tommy’s stealth skills, this dynamic team of young heroes faces their most challenging mission yet. But it’s not just about battling villains and averting disasters. The Super Squad must also navigate the ups and downs of school life, keep their identities secret, and learn the true meaning of teamwork and bravery. Will their quick thinking and courage be enough to save the day? Perfect for fans of adventure, mystery, and superhero tales, “The Diary of a Super Kid” is a heart-pounding story of friendship, responsibility, and the power of believing in yourself. Get ready to join the squad and discover the hero within! 180 Guided Reading / Comprehension Questions and Answers Prediction, Inference, Retrieval , Explanation, Thinking , Clarification , Vocabulary and Summarising Questions. These questions cover a range of topics and depths, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of “Diary of a Super Kid and the Super Squad”. 20 Cross Curricular Activities 18 Guided Reading Activities Book Cover Design Character Descriptions Writing a Blurb These activities will help deepen understanding and engagement with “Diary of a Super Kid and the Super Squad”, allowing students to explore its themes, characters, and context in various creative and analytical ways. Bonus 3 Word Searches with Key Vocabulary with Answers Suitable for KS1 to KS3

This engaging set of 120 “Back to School” themed “Would You Rather” questions is perfect for breaking the ice and sparking lively discussions among students, teachers and parents. These questions are designed to be fun and thought-provoking, encouraging participants to think about various aspects of school life in a new and imaginative way. From deciding between having a magic backpack or a magic lunchbox, to choosing whether to have a school trip to a foreign country or a theme park, each question presents a unique scenario that will appeal to kids and adults alike. Ideal for classroom activities, family game nights, or school events, this collection of “Would You Rather” questions will bring excitement and laughter, helping to create a positive and interactive environment for everyone involved.

Roald Dahl Day Quiz - 100 Comprehensive quiz questions about Roald Dahl’s characters and books. Celebrate the imaginative and whimsical world of Roald Dahl with an engaging, 100-question quiz designed to immerse students in the quirky and delightful universe of his beloved characters. This quiz will test students’ knowledge of Dahl’s classic stories, from “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” to “The BFG,” “Matilda,” “James and the Giant Peach,” and more. It’s a fun and interactive way to encourage reading, stimulate curiosity, and deepen students’ appreciation for literature.

“I Will Never Not Ever Eat A Tomato” By Lauren Child. 20 Activities. These activities will help children engage with the story, enhance their comprehension, and explore their own feelings and experiences with different foods. Emotions. A variety of emotions are portrayed, particularly through the character of Lola. Description of the key emotions depicted in the book. These emotions contribute to the story’s themes of overcoming fears, trying new things and the power of imagination in changing perceptions. 50 Guided Reading Questions. Prediction, Inference, Retrieval , Explanation, Thinking , Clarification , Vocabulary, Summarising and Miscellaneous Questions. These questions will help children engage with the text, enhance comprehension and relate the story to their own experiences.**

Global Citizenship: Giving ** ** Differentiated Acrostic Poem with the theme Giving This activity encourages students to explore the concept of giving through the creation of acrostic poems. Each line of the poem begins with a letter from the word “GIVING,” allowing students to express their thoughts and feelings about generosity and kindness. The differentiated approach ensures that students of varying abilities can participate and succeed, with tailored support and challenges to meet their individual needs. Gratitude Tree Hand Template and Vocabulary Bank The Gratitude Tree Hand Template is a creative and interactive tool designed to help students reflect on and express their gratitude. Students hands (template supplied) create a tree, with each finger representing something they are thankful for. The accompanying Vocabulary Bank provides a rich collection of words and phrases related to gratitude, helping students articulate their thoughts more effectively. This activity not only fosters a sense of appreciation but also enhances vocabulary and writing skills.

This is an activity that you can do after you introduced the different characters to your learners. Let your learners colour in the pictures for each character. I use this for Year 1 and 2 and they really enjoy it. You can let them colour in the characters exactly how they are presented in the stories for example the exact colours of their clothes etc. Activity Description: After introducing the different characters to your learners, you can engage them in a fun and creative activity. Steps: Introduction: Begin by introducing each character to the class, sharing their names, traits, and roles in the story. Make sure the students are familiar with the characters before starting the activity. Distribution: Hand out the colouring sheets featuring the characters. Ensure each student has a complete set of characters to colour. Guidance: Encourage the students to colour the characters exactly as they are depicted in the stories. For instance, if a character wears a red shirt and blue pants in the story, guide the students to use the same colours. This helps reinforce their memory and attention to detail. Creativity: While it’s important to follow the story’s depiction, also allow room for creativity. If a student wants to add a personal touch, such as a different background or additional elements, encourage them to do so. Sharing: Once the colouring is complete, have a sharing session where students can show their work to the class. This not only boosts their confidence but also fosters a sense of community and appreciation for each other’s efforts. Benefits: Engagement: Colouring activities are highly engaging for young learners and help maintain their interest in the lesson. Fine Motor Skills: This activity aids in the development of fine motor skills as students practice colouring within the lines. Memory Reinforcement: By colouring the characters as they appear in the story, students reinforce their memory of the characters and their attributes. Creativity: It provides an outlet for creativity and self-expression, allowing students to personalize their work. Feel free to adapt this activity to suit your classroom’s needs and the specific characters in your stories!

The Lighthouse Keepers Dinner Inspired by Lighthouse Keepers Lunch and created using AI. In “The Lighthouse Keeper’s Dinner,” Mr. Angus McDougal and his wife Flora outsmart pesky seagulls who repeatedly steal Angus’s evening meal. Using a decoy basket and their mischievous cat Buster, they successfully protect the real dinner, ensuring Angus enjoys his meals in peace while the seagulls watch from afar. Text and 20 questions 20 Guided Reading questions based on the story “Lighthouse Keepers Dinner”. These questions help reinforce comprehension and recall of the stories events, characters and themes. Answers supplied. Suitable for KS1.

UEFA Euros 2024 Football - Whole School Maths Questions (Year 1 to 11) This set of mathematics questions is designed to engage students aged 6 to 16 with practical applications of math concepts through the context of the Euros 2024 football tournament. The questions are divided into three age groups (6-8, 9-11, and 12-16) and cover a range of topics from basic arithmetic to algebra and geometry. These questions aim to make learning math fun and relevant by relating it to a major sporting event. Perfect for cover lessons, tutor time or end of term activities. Includes Answers

ICT Activity: KS3 or KS4 End of Term Carnival Project Carnival Food Stand: Spreadsheet, Menu and Flyer Creating a Spreadsheet for Carnival Outgoings: Expenses: Document wholesale costs of food and drink items, charges for having a food stand (including licensing fees), transport costs, energy costs (for heating and chilling food), packaging costs, and salaries. Pricing: Calculate the prices to charge customers to cover costs and potentially make a profit . Creating a Menu: Content: List all items for sale with corresponding pictures and prices. Creating a Flyer: Purpose: Advertise your food stall. **This project usually lasts 4 lessons. It has been developed from other outdated content. **

**Nationalities Project ** End of Term Activity suitable for whole school. To create a vibrant and informative display that represents the diverse countries of our school community. Each student will choose one country to research and present their findings in a creative and engaging way for a corridor showcase. By participating in this project, students will gain a deeper understanding of different cultures and contribute to a colourful and educational display that celebrates the diversity of our international school community.

**Boy in the Striped Pyjamas ** Nine-year-old Bruno knows nothing of the Holocaust or the appalling atrocities of the concentration camp just a few yards from his new home. Living in an isolated house in a desolate area called “Out-With,” Bruno is lonely and bored. One day, while exploring, he meets a boy his age named Shmuel, who lives on the other side of a fence. Though unaware of the grim reality Shmuel faces, Bruno forms a deep friendship with him, oblivious to the fence that separates them symbolically and literally. As their friendship grows, Bruno’s innocence and Shmuel’s stark reality clash, leading to a heartbreaking and poignant conclusion. “The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas” is a haunting and powerful story of innocence, friendship, and the devastating impact of prejudice, told through the eyes of a young boy who unknowingly steps into one of history’s darkest moments. This is a tale that will stay with you long after you turn the last page. 100 Guided Reading / Comprehension Questions and Answers Prediction, Inference, Retrieval , Explanation, Thinking , Clarification , Vocabulary , Summarising , Miscellaneous and Advanced Thinking Questions. These questions cover a range of topics and depths, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of “The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas.” 20 Cross Curricular Activities These activities will help deepen understanding and engagement with “The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas,” allowing students to explore its themes, characters, and historical context in various creative and analytical ways. Word Search with Answers Suitable for KS2 to KS4

UEFA Euros 2024 Football Activity Pack PSHE or Tutor Time Activity: The UEFA Euros 2024 Football Activity Pack is designed to engage students and football enthusiasts in the excitement and learning opportunities presented by the UEFA European Championship. This comprehensive pack includes a variety of activities that blend sports knowledge with academic skills, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience. Here’s what you can expect inside: Creating a Social Media Post Participants are tasked with creating a mock social media post to promote the UEFA Euros 2024. This activity encourages creativity and digital literacy, as students will need to consider key elements of effective social media communication, such as compelling visuals, engaging captions, and the strategic use of hashtags. Read and Take Notes This section involves reading selected passages about the history, significance, and current details of the UEFA Euros 2024. Students will practice their reading comprehension skills by identifying main ideas and key details, and then take structured notes. This exercise aims to enhance their ability to process and organize information effectively. Key Terms A list of important terms related to the UEFA Euros 2024 is provided, complete with definitions. Students will learn and understand essential vocabulary such as “seeded”, “knockout phase” and “esports.” This glossary supports their comprehension of the tournament’s structure and related discussions. Multiple Choice This section contains a series of multiple-choice questions designed to test students’ knowledge and understanding of the UEFA Euros 2024. Short Answer Questions Short answer questions prompt students to respond with brief but detailed answers. Open-Ended Questions Open-ended questions require more extensive responses, allowing students to explore their thoughts and opinions deeply. The UEFA Euros 2024 Football Activity Pack is an excellent resource for blending the excitement of a major sports event with valuable educational exercises, fostering both academic and personal growth among participants.